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Digital InclusionSocial Projects in Brazil
Bruno Betoni Parodi
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Outline
• Digital inclusion and telecenters
• Projects in Brazil
• E-garbage and how to revert it into aid
• Conclusions
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Digital Inclusion
means to have access to ICT
applying it to solve social problems
What is digital inclusion???
Education IncomeICT
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Brazil – Demographic facts
• 170 Mi. Habitants
• 8.5 Mi km²
• 10% of analphabets
• 12% has computer at home
Public Schools
• 30 Mi Students
• 1 PC for 50 Students
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Telecenters
• Community integration center
• Free internet access
• Courses
• Cultural events
• Citizenship
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CDI
• 880 EICs
• 19 States (700)
• 8 Countries (180)
• 1600 Educators
• 1000 Volunteers
• 7900 Computers
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Cidadão Pará
• 32 km²
• 15 Computers
• 18000 IDs
• 4500 Birth certificates
• 3000 Users
• 500 Teachers trained
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Navegar Amazônia
• 21 m
• 7 Computers
• Scanner/Printers
• 2Gbits Sat Link
• 300 users
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One Laptop per Child
• 100 US$ Laptop
• Low frequency
• No hard drives
• Robust
• 1st prototypes in 2007!
• Spain proposes 99 EUR Laptop
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Electronic Garbage Disposal
• 20 to 50 Mi of tons
• 80% goes to Asia
• 400.000 PCs every month
• 75% worthless
Nigeria
China
Contamination by• Lead• Mercury• Cadmium
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Electronic Garbage Disposal
Germany
Computer disposal
19%
24%
19%
6%
11%
2%
4%
2%
13%
Disposal as garbage
Donated toinstitutionsDonated to otherdepartmentsDonated toemployeesSold to employees
Sold to otherdepartmentsSold to othercompaniesReturned tomanufacturerStill in account
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Reverting Garbage into Aid
• 1989 Basel Convention
• Processing of e-trash in developed countries
• Export only of usable parts
• Incentives for companies to export
• Program to help disposal of hazardous goods in development countries
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Conclusions
• Telecenters are a good choice for personal and community development!
• Telecenters do not need up to date PCs!
• Valuable e-trash from developed countries can surely help.
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Thank you very much for your
attention!